The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-15
SHORT AND SWEET.
A Condensed Record Of the News
of This Locality.
Leaves From the Pass Books Of the DenA-
ocrat's Army Of Newssatherers---
This, That and 'Tother Thing
for Hurried Perusal.

mas been granted pension.
w. H. Bricker, sewing machins
man of Orrville, is in the city.
Mortimer Rothschild, of New York
City, is registered at the Barnett.
Colonel George a. Hartman, OF
Chicago, is in the city visiting friends.
John G. Dueber, of Newport, KY
was registered last night at the Hurford
Messrs. Max Herzberg and James
Thompson, of Coshocton, were in tbs
city yesterday.
Judge Amber Of New Lisbon, is in
the city, and is trying case in tl&
Common Pleas Court.
Ida Ringenbaugh, aged four years,
died this morning of Group, at the fam
lily residence, l16 Gibbs street.
Hon. John f. MonLoU left here thB
morning for Columbus to attend to
some business matters. He will return
tomorrow.
There is plan under headway t.
lay water mains along the newly created
Dueber avenue. Work will be coW-
menced thereon in few days.
John W. Yager and Mary L. BiveA.
of Massillon, and Edward &. HougA
and Lucy a. Jackson, of Jackson town
ship, have been granted license to we'd
Marriage licenses were issued to Al
bert Myers and Amanda Hullinger, OG
Sugar Creek township; Edward C-
Mervin and Grace Dangler, Of MassiL
Ion.
A nine months old daughter of JacGS
Hine, residing three miles east of town,
died Saturday and was buried Mon
day at O'Clock, at the Riverside
Brethren Church.
Emanuel Waltersdorph, age over ~
years, residing two miles south Of
North Industry, died Sunday, of dropsy-
Funeral Tuesday at l o'clock from
Melsheimers Church.
a carload OF poles from Michigaa
was received here yesterday, which
will be utilized by the fire department.
in putting up the balance of the fire
alarm boxes i'll this city.
Youngstown is claiming popula
ton Of $4,000. They base their calcula
ton on the number of women in the
directory. This estimate, however, eua-
braces all the small villages in the vi
cinity.
The barn of Andrew Putnam, a lax
mer living near Justus, was bu ned Ss
the ground last evening. The fire was
seen in time to save the stock, but the
barn and other contents were destroyed
Cause unknown.
Mrs. Mary Hute widow of Gotliet
| Hute, who was arrested on Monday by
| Officer Wielandt, and brought into the
Mayors court, for wandering about ths
town, was yesterday adjudged insans
by the Probate court and sent to TIN
Infrmary.
| Akron Beacon: j. E. Youtz, of Can
ton, arrived in the city this morniDs
and stopped at the Windsor.
Marsh G. Barber, Of Canton; Sam
Briggs and brother Ed, of Cleveland
and G. $. Beatty, of Columbus, an
registered at the Empire today.
The Canton Conservatory of Musi,
and Public Schools will give cOnceEI
in the High School Hall on next FrS
day evening, 10th inst, for the beneEi
of the school library. Prices of admis
sion, adults 20 cents, children 10 cents
Tickets may be obtained in any of TIN
public schools. The sale OF tickets viii
be limited to one thousand.
| Mrs. Ort, widow woman living
above Herbruck's iewelry store, at th'
corner of Cherry and TuscaraWai
streets, was evicted from her rooms fO
non payment of rent. The owner o
the house, w. b. FOy, assisted by acOa
stable, placed the wOmans goods on th
sidewalk. Monday morning, where they
renamed untll late laSt night, WheS
Mrs. Ort had them removed.
The annual election of officers fOl
North Star Council No. lS, Royal Ar
canum, took place December IL, vita
the following results: Regent, Jeff a
Houser; Vice Regent, G. w. Louz
Orator, r. A, Cassidy; Past Regent, G
F. Schroyer; Secretary, II. T. Roth
Collector, Cavie Richardson; Treasurer
VIM. Kingsnorth; Chaplain, Geo. w
Schroyer; Guide, Chas. Brownewelh
Warden, VIM. Schlebaugh; Sentry, A
Texter; Representative to Grand CouA
Gil, VIM. J. Davis; alternate, II. N. Me-
Abee; Trustees, Andrew Wolf, Il. N
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